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Table system including cable tray

The Karl Quadro base element with cable tray and lid differs from the open cable-entry variant by a hinged lid that fully covers the cable tray and creates a closed table front. The cabling principle is the same: cables are routed beneath the worksurface in a sheet-steel tray. Base elements are available in widths of 1300, 1650 and 2135 mm at a depth of 880 mm; column height is selectable at 1000, 1600 or 2200 mm.

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Technical features

⚙ Widths 1300, 1650, 2135 mm - depth 880 mm, column heights 1000 / 1600 / 2200 mm

⬡ Cable tray with hinged lid - cable channel beneath the worksurface fully coverable for a clean front appearance

✦ Access via lid - cables can be inserted and routed without tools; lid closes flush

✓ ESD versions DIN EN 61340-5-1 - dissipative worksurface, types .22 to .28 for EPA zone use

📦 Profile post with attachment rail - retrofittable with rails and shelf panels 1300-2135x450x40 mm

Dimensions and versions

Width	Depth	Column height	Version
1300 mm	880 mm	1000 / 1600 / 2200 mm	Standard (.13-.18) and ESD (.22-.28)
1650 mm	880 mm	1000 mm	Standard (.14-.18) and ESD (.22-.28)
2135 mm	880 mm	1000 mm	ESD (.24-.28)

The lid version is preferred over the open cable-entry variant where a consistent visual appearance in the working area matters, for example in laboratories, cleanrooms or high-profile production environments. Cable accessibility is maintained by simply opening the lid.

Typical applications

Typical applications: laboratories and test rooms with requirements for a tidy appearance, medical device and cleanroom workstations where open cable trays are hygienically undesirable, row workstations in electronics assembly (DIN EN 61340-5-1), and training or demonstration workstations where a professional appearance is required.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Table system including cable tray

What are Karl Quadro table systems with cable trays and how are they used in industrial environments?

Karl Quadro table systems with integrated cable trays are modular ESD workstation platforms designed for electronics manufacturing, quality control laboratories, and technical assembly operations. These ergonomic workstations feature built-in cable management through dedicated cable trays with protective flaps, measuring 2135x880mm in standard configurations with heights of 1600mm or 2200mm. The systems are particularly suited for environments requiring organized cable routing and electrostatic discharge protection, including semiconductor production facilities, precision instrument calibration labs, and electronic component testing stations.

What are the key technical selection criteria for Karl Quadro table systems with cable management?

Selection criteria for Karl Quadro table systems center on workspace dimensions, ESD requirements, and cable management capacity. Standard configurations include 2135x880x1600mm and 2135x880x2200mm dimensions, with ESD-protected variants designated by model numbers 10.350.xx and 10.355.xx series offering surface resistivity compliance for sensitive electronic work. The integrated cable tray with hinged flap provides concealed routing for power, data, and pneumatic lines while maintaining accessibility for modifications. Load capacity, mounting compatibility for overhead equipment, and modular expansion capability through the Quadro system framework determine suitability for specific industrial applications.

Which international standards apply to Karl Quadro ESD table systems with cable management?

Karl Quadro ESD table systems comply with IEC 61340-5-1 standard for electrostatic discharge control in electronics handling environments, ensuring surface resistivity values between 10^6 and 10^9 ohms per square. The workstations meet EN 527 ergonomic requirements for office work surfaces and DIN 4543 specifications for industrial workbench construction and load distribution. Cable management components conform to fire safety classifications according to DIN 4102 or EN 13501 for material flammability ratings. These certifications ensure compatibility with cleanroom protocols, electronics manufacturing quality systems, and occupational safety regulations across European industrial facilities.

What are the differences between Karl Quadro ESD and standard table system variants?

Karl Quadro systems differentiate between ESD-protected models (10.350.xx and 10.355.xx series) and standard work surfaces (10.355.1x series) based on surface conductivity and grounding requirements. ESD variants feature conductive laminate surfaces with integrated grounding points and resistivity values compliant with IEC 61340-5-1, while standard models use conventional work surface materials suitable for general assembly tasks. Both configurations share identical 2135x880mm footprints and cable tray integration, with height options of 1600mm for seated work or 2200mm for standing operations. The modular Quadro framework allows retrofitting between ESD and standard configurations through surface panel replacement without structural modifications.

What installation requirements apply to Karl Quadro table systems with integrated cable management?

Karl Quadro table systems require level flooring with load capacity of minimum 150kg per square meter and clearance zones of 600mm on operator sides for ergonomic access. The integrated cable tray necessitates coordination with facility electrical, data, and pneumatic distribution systems, with entry points accommodating conduits up to 40mm diameter through factory-prepared openings. ESD variants require connection to facility grounding systems through 1 megohm resistive paths per IEC 61340-5-1 specifications. The modular Quadro framework accepts standard DIN rail mounting for electrical components and pneumatic manifolds, ensuring compatibility with Festo, SMC, and Aventics system integration requirements commonly found in automated assembly environments.

What safety ratings and environmental specifications apply to Karl Quadro workstation systems?

Karl Quadro workstation systems operate reliably in industrial environments with temperature ranges from +5°C to +40°C and relative humidity up to 80% non-condensing, meeting DIN EN ISO 14644 cleanroom compatibility requirements for Class 8 environments. The cable management system maintains IP20 protection rating for enclosed electrical connections while providing tool-free access through hinged flap mechanisms. Load ratings support distributed loads up to 200kg across the 2135x880mm work surface with point loads up to 50kg when properly distributed. ESD surface resistivity remains stable within 10^6 to 10^9 ohm range across the specified environmental conditions, ensuring consistent electrostatic protection for sensitive electronic assembly operations.

What maintenance schedule and service life expectations apply to Karl Quadro table systems?

Karl Quadro table systems require monthly inspection of cable tray hinges and quarterly verification of ESD surface resistivity using calibrated meters per IEC 61340-5-1 testing protocols, with resistance values documented between 10^6 and 10^9 ohms. The modular aluminum framework and high-pressure laminate surfaces provide 10-year minimum service life under normal industrial usage conditions with annual lubrication of height adjustment mechanisms and hinge pivot points. Cable management components undergo bi-annual inspection for conductor insulation integrity and mechanical wear, with replacement intervals typically extending 7-10 years depending on cable routing frequency. Compliance documentation requires annual ESD audit trails and surface resistance logging for ISO 9001 quality system integration in electronics manufacturing environments.